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" He reckoned Sally done los* him one time. But now, ef he could on'y eat er rem- nant er two why he called his meal a "remnant or two" I could not imagine "ferto keep urp his strength, " Sally might still be blessed. He grew quite brave. He affirmed that when Sally knew " ob his breshin* inter de valley in datter way, she be done struck urp wiv thankfulness. " The idea was that Sally would be so filled with gratitude for his preservation that the question of for- giveness would be forgotten. H...e sat up a little more on the sack of straw whereon he had been reposing. IN BUNCOMBE COUNTY 215 He had a rib of beef in one hand and a thick piece of pone in the other, and oc- casionally he made a gesture with the beef, then with the pone. " Yo* see, ladies/' he said, "from my state now, what I mus* hev suffered. Yo' don't tink no common sufferings kep* me erway from my own weddin' ? When Sally she come ter see wiv her own eyes, she unnerstan' " (here a wave of of the beef) ; " she wor no fule when she pomus ter marry me, I tell yo* " (a wave with the pone) .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He reckoned Sally done los* him one time. But now, ef he could on'y eat er rem- nant er two why he called his meal a "remnant or two" I could not imagine "ferto keep urp his strength, " Sally might still be blessed. He grew quite brave. He affirmed that when Sally knew " ob his breshin* inter de valley in datter way, she be done struck urp wiv thankfulness. " The idea was that Sally would be so filled with gratitude for his preservation that the question of for- giveness would be forgotten. H...e sat up a little more on the sack of straw whereon he had been reposing. IN BUNCOMBE COUNTY 215 He had a rib of beef in one hand and a thick piece of pone in the other, and oc- casionally he made a gesture with the beef, then with the pone. " Yo* see, ladies/' he said, "from my state now, what I mus* hev suffered. Yo' don't tink no common sufferings kep* me erway from my own weddin' ? When Sally she come ter see wiv her own eyes, she unnerstan' " (here a wave of of the beef) ; " she wor no fule when she pomus ter marry me, I tell yo* " (a wave with the pone) .
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